LSU Police Arrest Residence Coordinator Romeo Bell
The former employee of Laville Honors House faces a charge of battery of a dating partner.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Sex Crimes
LSU police arrested 26-year-old residence coordinator Romeo Bell on Thursday morning. The university has since terminated his employment.
Why it matters
The incident involving a staff member at the Laville Honors House has led to immediate administrative action from the university. Bell remains in custody following his arrest.
Romeo Bell is currently held at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on a $4,500 bond. The suspect faces a single charge of battery of a dating partner.
The players
Romeo Bell
He is a 26-year-old former residence coordinator for the Laville Honors House at LSU.
LSU
This is a public research university in Baton Rouge that serves as the employer of staff at the Laville Honors House.
The details
Authorities took Bell into custody following the incident involving his role at the university. LSU confirmed that he is no longer employed by the institution.
Timeline
October 22, 2026: Romeo Bell was arrested.
Legal Context
This arrest marks a specific application of the Louisiana criminal code regarding battery of a dating partner within a university setting. Local authorities continue to process the case in accordance with established penal standards in Baton Rouge.
The arrest occurred at an active residential facility, necessitating administrative oversight by university officials to ensure campus safety. Students or staff with concerns regarding residence life policies may contact university administration.
The takeaway
University residents should familiarize themselves with campus safety resources and reporting protocols for all types of interpersonal incidents. Maintaining clear boundaries and awareness of reporting procedures is essential for the security of residential communities.
Further reading
For more information on how local agencies process such investigations, visit the Sex Crimes section.
